PCH002080LR - Bottom Coolant Hose

- €180,00

€180,00

€180,00 - €180,00

€180,00

Genuine: Original manufacturer part. This product is the original part designed and produced by the vehicle manufacturer.

Bottom Coolant Hose for the Discovery 2 cooling system.

The lower coolant hose runs between the radiator lower outlet and the engine water pump inlet, returning cooled coolant to the engine after dissipation by the radiator.

Vehicle Model Land Rover Discovery 2 1998-2004 (L318)

Fitment Notes DISCOVERY 2 1998-2004 — Bottom coolant hose, 2.5L 5 Cyl Turbo Diesel (Td5), from (V)3A000001

Alternative Codes

PCH002080PCH002080LR

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Frequently asked questions

What does the bottom coolant hose do on a Discovery 2?

The bottom coolant hose on the Discovery 2 runs between the radiator lower outlet and the engine water pump inlet, returning cooled coolant to the engine after it passes through the radiator. It's part of the primary cooling circuit on the 2.5L five-cylinder Td5 turbo diesel.

Which Discovery 2 does this lower hose fit?

This bottom coolant hose fits the Discovery 2 with the 2.5L five-cylinder Td5 turbo diesel engine, from VIN (V)3A000001 onward. Check your chassis number against this VIN break to confirm the correct hose for your vehicle.

What are the signs this coolant hose needs replacing?

A failing bottom coolant hose usually shows as coolant leaks at the radiator or water pump connections, cracks or bulges in the rubber, or a soft, spongy feel. Lower hoses typically perish with age and heat cycling, and a failure can cause rapid coolant loss and Td5 overheating.